Two Groups Probe New RFC Head
Washington two signal groups probe Harry A McDonald Truman choice to head the Reconstruction Finance Corporation The Senate Banking Committee and another subcommittee pursue questions amid claims of coercion The inquiry seeks to verify ethics and qualifications before a full hearing decision
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Firemen Quell Fire At Chair Company Plant
Firefighters battled a blaze at a Thomasville chair plant this morning. The fire caused light damage and is believed to have started from spontaneous ignition of oily rags. Other alarms responded later in the afternoon on Lone White Street.
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Community organizational meetings announced for tonight
News items list several local group gatherings. The YWCA Management Committee meets with chairman Mrs E Ballenger at 7 p.m. The Senior Choir at St Stephens AME Zion meets at 7 30 p.m. The Underhill PTA convenes at 8 p.m. with Mrs C T Whitten. Several neighborhood areas are urged to attend.
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Building Permits Issued Totaling Almost $30 000
Five building permits approved for construction costs over 1000 dollars. Projects include a 11 900 dollar structure at 704 Street, a 3500 dollar frame two family home on Park between Commerce and Smith, a 4000 dollar frame residence at 24 Wood Street with 209 Cedar Street, a 3000 dollar repair after a recent fire at High Point Elks Club 208 West Broad Street.
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West Broad Street
Relative Of Local Residents Dies
Relatives are notified of the death on Monday of Bomar Wowdean. He was formerly a city resident but lived in New Jersey for years. Born in Davidson County he was a son of the late Emmanuel and Harrison Snider. Survivors include his wife of Deepwater New Jersey a son and a grandson both of Salem New Jersey two brothers B J Snider of Denton and a sister Mrs H D Sparks of Pennsville New Jersey burial in Woodstown near Salem.
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Hunters blamed for NC forest fires costing state
North Carolina logged 111 forest fires in the last month costing more than 7000 dollars, according to State Forester F. H. Cla. He attributes most blazes to hunters careless with fire.
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F. H. Cla
Ballet Variante Enchants High Point Audience
Local concert group stages Ballet Variante with Miss Slavenska, Danton, Krauter and Colton receiving high praise. The program showcased varied numbers, strong ensemble, and notable dancers Karol William and Lois Ellyn. Choreography by Tihmar highlighted Mountain Spirit theme with piano duets by Pelta and Ellis.
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Ronald Colton
Lois Ellyn
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Richard Ellis
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Indians Refuse Comment On Soviet Offer of Aid
In New Delhi Indian officials said the Soviet Union backed Pakistan’s position for a constituent assembly over a plebiscite in Kashmir. Malik accused Britain and the U.S. of blocking a settlement. Nehru's return from campaign tour was awaited for official comment. Moscow press hailed Malik’s statement.
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Ae Cheates Bowles
Untitled fragment hints at product deal and pricing
Fragmentary note suggests a sale or offer for a product with money back option. Mentions a cost labeled as a horse and references availability on tablets.
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First Church for College Students Founded at Illinois 1906
The University of Illinois established the first church in the United States expressly for college students in 1906. This landmark founded a campus faith community led by university officials and local clergy. It marked a new model for student spiritual life on campus.
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University of Illinois
Three Businesses Hit By Thieves In Local Break-ins
Three break-ins were reported to police this morning and yesterday. Spaugh Paper Company at 613 South Hamilton Street was entered by breaking out a rear window. East End Lunch was entered Wednesday night with about $20 taken from the juke box.
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